This is a fashionable suburb of Mexico City that's been in the news, uncharacteristically, for headless torsos found hanging under railroad trestles.
Looking for cover, the refugees ended up under the trestle.
Police and firefighters got to them just before they went under a trestle and were lost for good.
The latest arrival is Dinosaur Bar-B-Que, newly installed under the trestle of the Riverside Drive Viaduct in a decreasingly forsaken light-industrial flank of Harlem.
We left the bay under another trestle, with a faster tidal current, and came out just opposite Cruger Island, where we landed to have lunch.
"The first time we walked under the trestle, it was like magic to find that this place could exist," Ms. Siegel said.
Mr. Dorfman, 73, of Wantagh, sat in a lawn chair under a trestle at the Long Island Rail Road station here as he recounted the day he bought the car at an auction in 1995 and took it home on a flatbed truck.
Four people sitting in front of a cloth backdrop, their feet under a trestle table that's been wedged up to their chests, NSTATN could be coming live from the fringe in 1961.
Saws for this purpose were generally called pit saws because they were operated in the vertical plane by two men, one of whom, the pitman, sometimes stood in a pit below the timber or under a trestle supporting the timber being sawed.
Other than the cars passing the knoll on Elm, picking up speed, heading under the trestle and onto Stemmons Freeway, I was literally the only person within sight on the few acres that are Dealey Plaza.
